Horses are very important to me. Had 2 for over 30 years. It was very hard to have to put them down. I miss them every day. I lived in Arizona and it was mine and my friend. A pleasure to ride in that state. Will always miss them.
Check out you tube channel you may enjoy them. Farm on Route 66 and Tin Barn Farm they are both from Arizona. They are family with a huge heart for horses and their welfare.
I started riding horses when I was 3 years old. When I was 13 my Dad raised his hand at an Auction and maybe he didn't think he'd win, and we ended up with an Arabian-Morgan cross bread. He was high strung and didn't walk but pranced all the time. He was tough mouthed was the only bad part. Once he was running, he was almost impossible to slow down or stop even. I still loved riding him though. We had to sell him when I was 15 because we were moving to Montana. That day hurt so bad. Then when I was 17, I got a Ranch job feeding close to 500 head of Yearling Calves and instead of using a Tractor to pull the slay I was given 3 work horses that had hoofs the size of frisbees. (And they could work) I miss all my horses. Even the Horses I didn't own.
Was very fortunate to always have my own growing up. I broke, trained, and sold them. I come from a long line of farmers and ranchers so I learned a lot from family about how to train, break bad habits, ect... At least you had an opportunity that most never do. If things keep going the way they are, our skills may be in demand. Serious about that last sentence. Take care.
When I was 5 years old, back in 1956, my grandparents took my brother, sister, and me to a horse auction and let us pick out a pony. He was 5 years old, too, and he lived to be 26. He was a dark chocolate and white pinto built about like a Welsh pony section c. He was trained to harness and, for $50, came with a little red saddle, a halter, and a bridle. After the first couple rides, we decided the saddle and bridle were just too much needless trouble. We usually rode him bareback with just a halter and halter rope. We had a great time with Chief. He put up with a lot, even letting us try Roy Rogers mounts and all kinds of tomfoolery. He cheated at hide-and-seek, though. He was one of the smartest people I've known, and one of the sweetest. All this time later, I still really miss him.
Yeah I learned on a welsh pony that was a cutting pony out the Dakotas. I out grew him, but he stayed with the family until he pasted. If he hadn't liked me, I would never had made 5-6 years old. He was a character, he would beat up any stud on the place, I once watched him in a kicking match with an appaloosa stud. He won.
As a child my father took me horse back riding I also was around horses on my uncles farm and my grandfather had a horse named prince which he would hook up to a slide and he would lead him with me riding on the slide to the store and whatnot. My mother took me to Kansas City when I was 5 years old and it became like a dream. Years later in the Air Force I went horseback riding when in Washington state. My wife and I went to Aruba and I wanted her to ride but she was kinda reluctant and exclaimed Floyd you can’t ride a horse and for a second I think I might have believed her but I found myself actually leaping on a horse completely purposefully missing the stirrup to prove her wrong. I want to ride now after seeing this video. In the right place I would be so in love with riding! Thanks for the feeling I have in my spirit right now! Keep riding!
never had my own horse but always loved them. The man who talked had a very pleasant voice. Some of the narrators both men and women on you tube have horrible voices regardless of how interesting their topic is.
I think horses are one of God's most beautiful and gracious character. They just make me feel alive just to be around them. Riding a horse made me feel royal! Thanx for this show of the most rare of His creatures.
You are right so I remember that next time i see a horses that needs help it because they are so rare and we do not want to lose any more of our four leged friends.
My daughter went to Lourdes University in Sylvania Ohio . Offered in their physical education curriculum includes an Equestrian course. She was able to learn to ride, dressage, and history of major breeds.
Hackneys were excellent jumpers but that is never mentioned. Przewalskis are 66 chromosome. Domestics are 64. According to the Caspian horse people, Cyrus the great was killed because he refused to use Chariot horses and stayed with ponies that the Scythians ran down on their horses. Alexander's horse was descended from the stolen mares taken from Xerxes.
Great video, Thank you for showing people all different Breeds, and tell people how smart they r and The BOND you Build with a Horse, They become part of ur family, my horse saved me.......unbelievable how they know if u r happy or sad, Beautiful Horses , I am looking for a new horse, lost my horse a year ago now I am looking for a new horse
I've ridden may breeds of horses or ponies over my lifetime but the Cydesdale has a special place in my heart because a lovely mare called 'Lacey' is the last horse I rode regularly. Despite her size she responded to my training and became quite expert at lower-level Dressage and her endless good nature and willingness to work hard always impressed me. While I learned Dressage in France on part-Arabians, Anglo-Arabs and Selles Francaise Horses, I was impressed at how willing and hard-working a Clydesdale mare could be!
I love horses I have been riding sine was young. They have a very special place in my heart. I got to work at camp with horse this summer and I loved it so much.
I grew up on a ranch in North Dakota. I rode half broke horses over 10,000 achers my whole child hood. I have traveled all over the word in the last 50 years, riding horses every chance I got. My favorite horses were the Andalusians (now called Spanish sport horses). I spent 4 years in Spain and spent all my off time at ranches where they mostly raised fighting bulls. I rode Lipizzaner's in Slovenia. Irish sport horses in Ireland, Arabians in Egypt, Worm bloods in Germany, Thoroughbreds in England, I played polo in Texas, rode bucking horses in rodeos, team roped, did dressage, arena jumping, cross country jumping, eventing, went elk humting on horse back in Montana, and trained many kids to ride. I have had a very good life and am looking forward to team roping with my Dad in heaven. May God bless and keep you. (Oh by the way. That picture of the horse raring. The orange and white one with black tiger stripes! Thats one of the best Photo Shop jobs I've ever seen.)
I didn’t realize there are so many breeds of horses. I had small thoroughbred growing up. He actually raced. He was my best friend I loved him so much. ❤️
I had a registered racing quarter horse. Beautiful animal! He was never sold and stayed in the family until he died. I did all his training myself with advice from my very knowledgeable family. Steadiest, fastest, and most intelligent horse I ever owned. He's one of those horses that come along only once in a lifetime. Looking for my next one, who knows? Maybe I'll get lucky one more time.
I’ve owned a horse for around 5 years and her breed (Boerperd) is my favourite There’s a farm in Kenya that bred Cleveland bay x boerperd. They’re stunning
My grandfather taught us how to ride. My most memorable ride was when we stayed one summer and I rode Sailor a retired race horse and he rode Lady who had a big attitude. I remember getting into a good trot almost gallop, or walk for a race horse, right along the Snake River in southern Idaho it was beautiful. God rest my grandfather's soul. My grandfather passed away in late November. Resist well Poppa Punk
Your comments remind me of a time I was at the Snake River fishing with my father. We were on our way back to the car when a small herd of wild horses came thundering past us. I was only 7 years old and it scared and dazzled me at the same time as I stood there just a few yards to the side.
Those pesky mares hah, they sure can get attitudes. Sounds like you had a good grandfather, mine was something the same, those old guys came from a horse era. Better times.
I do western horse riding on a pony named Silver. He is the best pony I’ve ever known. I used to do horse therapy on a horse named Obsidian and a miss him so much. I hope that one day I can see him again.
When I Was Born In 2015 I just rode a Akhal Teke Pony Horse So Me and My Family Were Having a Road Trip to the Horse Riding Ranch When me and my Dad were having fun Since in 2015 I realized that I have some Good Memories At the Past of Days And Years
Man sucks... Such a Intelligent beautiful majestic creature. I love horses. It’s so heartbreaking and sad that some horses are extinct & on the verge of extinction. Basically a lot of animals that are gone or damn near Gone ... because of MAN 😭
Well, in all honesty, these breeds that are going extinct are man made breeds. As the horse has become more of a specialized hobby, many of the breeds that were around a hundred years ago are no longer being bred in big numbers as other breeds have taken over in popularity. For instance, the Shire; this is a large breed requiring a lot of food and room, this breed is very tall and not everyone is keen on finding a step ladder to get up on it. The Shires original use as a plow/draft horse on farms is no longer, and the horse, while very nice, is limited as a saddle mount. It's not good, but it's not inherently bad either, just like not all dog breeds are popular and some have gone extinct due to lack of people wanting them.
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My pony was Exmoor highland cross. He was 13'2' in height and very strong. He had zebra markings on his shoulders and legs. He was golden in colour with a broad eel strip down the centre of his back from withers to tail. My vet told me he was a throwback to ancient breeds and probably came from one of the Scottish Islands. He was probably a stallion for part of his life as had the stallions crest and thick neck. He was intelligent and a fisty ride. But very gentle to care for. Everyone loved him. He was quite a character and actually saved my life at least once. I could have been crushed as the horses galloped down the field toward me. Daniel noticed my fear and he swung around and put his ears back standing right in front of me to force the horses to gallop around us, not through us. He was kept at Keilder whilst the dam was being built and as a result, was used to anything huge. huge earthmovers vehicles and fire engines with bells rings etc., etc., nothing on the roads bothered him.
I trained my horses so well they spook proof. Lot of sacking out, standing 20 feet from trains, semi's, tractors. It makes for a reliable horse, one I trained to shoot off of. Started with a single shoot 20 gauge shooting it at the ground so he got used to noise and after I felt he comfortable enough, lay it across his back and shoot. Eventually I could shoot off his back. Steadiest horse I ever owned, saved my life twice. He was never sold and spent his life with the family. That was a truly great horse, excellent breeding, he was proud cut so he still had a lot of spirit and he was highly intelligent. You are lucky to live your whole life and come across just one like. Looking for my next one.
Many horses in the United States end up in Mexico and Canada where they are slaughtered. Also, Premarin, an estrogen medication for hormone replacement and menopausal symptoms, is made from pregnant mares urine. The name Premarin is derived from those three words. Mares are tied so they can only stand and their urine is collected. They are deprived of adequate water and are constantly thirsty, as the more concentrated urine contains higher estrogen levels. The foals resulting from the constant pregnancies are hauled off to slaughter houses where they become, usually, pet food. Sorry, but more people need to know this.-+
one horse that only has about 1,000 left is the cracker horse. They were brought over by Juan Ponce de Leon, along with pig, chicken, goat, ext. He brought them from spain and we only now have around 1,000 surviving cracker horses sadly, but they are very beautiful horses.
i started riding when i was 6 year old , I loved horse when i was little so my dad for my birthday let me go horse back riding.now i work at a horse barn named "J and J stables" i love it there ,. i ride a at a place called " Twin Oak's farm" I love to ride there and the people are so nice there.i was just riding for fun but than my cousin started to barrel race .So now i am starting to barrel race. horse make me happy when i am sad . i do not have a horse but, one day i will have a horse
In 1951 when I was four years old I begin riding in a fenced block on a main street in Seattle, Rainier Ave. My beginning jumping lessons were at a Seattle barn. I've mostly ridden in Bridle Trails State Park. It was seemingly endless in those days as no roads or buildings surrounded it. Joni Johnson of Pearceville, AZ breeds both Peruvian Passos and Passo Finos. Their gait is very comfortable if difficult for me to get used to aa they move differently than any horse I had ridden. Her Passo stud was brave, surefooted and very tractable. I had to put the Pass Fino into her fastest gait and was completely flummoxed by the unusual feeling.
I rode a Shetland pony until I was eight years old, her name was Princess, she was all black and mean, she would try everything to get me off her back and hurt me many times including breaking my elbow when I was in the first grade. I loved her
We had a small horse farm 30 years ago and had tri colored appaloosas and those who were very much like the tiger horses here. They had striped hooves and a scalara which is called the human eye and the modeling. My daughter trained barrel racing horses and it was wonderful to ride them with my hands stretched out int he air and by my legs give them signals to walk trot canter and whoa. She then would get ont hem and run them top speed in racing. We had quarter horses, appaloosas and a saddle bred, it was wonderful. My daughter still trains them and sold one for six figures.
I absolutely love Clydesdales❤❤. I got to ride one every day in the summer and it was the best. I also didn’t realize that they are Endangered 😭💔😭💔. This breaks my heart 😢💔💔😢
My Nana and Grandy had the grand champion jumper and trotter of RI for 5 years. The trotter was a Hackney, they bred and showed Hackney horses and ponies, so I was quite shocked they are on the list. How sad.
About a week ago my grandson came to stay with me for a week during summer break ,thought it was time he had his first experience with riding a horse he's 7 yrs old well I helped him up there and before I could say anything he had the reins scooped up and was doing pretty darn good I said Hey where'd u learn how to ride ,he smiled from ear to ear and said Matt Dillion
Lot of horse breeds disappearing. Makes me sad to think they will fade into history like some many other species. Maybe what's happening right now is good in a way. Less humans means more other types of life.
I used to ride horses. I took classes on riding them. I never owned any horses, though. After I fell off a horse, I stopped going horseback riding. The reason why: I fractured my arm, got a nasty, bloody scrape, my whole body hurt very bad, and I hit my head very hard on the hard sand. Even though I dont ride horses anymore, I still love them!
I have 3 horses, a Irish sport, named Ibex, a shire (there quite a bit more common where I live) called Clyde, and a Appaloosa colt who hasn’t got a name so far. Ibex competes in show jumping competitions and Clyde does carting. We’ve had the colt for a couple months now, and waiting for him to settle in more before breaking him. He’s taken to Ibex like a mum though, so we got somewhere. We have a rescue filly ,who sadly got abused be her old owners, on the way for fostering, she will have to be hand reared as no one could find her mother. Shes gorgeous though, we haven’t been told her breed yet, but she stands like an Arabian and looks abit like a Morgan, and has a black/darky grey sort of coat. Assuming she is going to be dapple grey though.
I have been riding for 4 years now! Believe it or not,I have heard of ALL these rare horses. I play an online game called Star stable Online (sso), and I have my own horse. His name is Dutch, He is a Dutch warmblood standing 16.1hh and he is a steel grey! I do mainly Showjumping and cross country, but I use him for pony clubs as well.
Just an FYI, sometimes numbers shrinking like with the Peruvian Paso is actually a good thing because it shows the breeders are taking better measures on both the stallions and mares for selection to improve the breed. So the numbers won’t always shrink, that’s a very popular horse and there’s a lot happening to improve them currently
horses are so much bigger than you expect them to be, everytime I’ve been in the same pen as a horse Ive always been nervous lol they’re so much bigger than I am and so powerful it’s always made me a little nervous around them, plus I grew up with my grandfather who was bitten by every single horse he ever came near 😂
My sister was into 🐎 horses and ponies. I used to ride her horses 🐎. She could train a horse or pony that would roll, bite, kick, and buck. Afterward even a child could ride them. Last time I tried riding it really hard bad to get on and off.
My grandfather had a lot of horses. When we moved down here close to him he sent us two horses one named Ashes and one named moonshine. We enjoyed riding them but would have preferred to have had a saddle. They're back bones are painful for your lower end especially if you're a female. The one I like the most that was shown on this episode was the Zorse. Those beautiful zebra stripes just got to me I guess ' but I think they're awesome I would love to see one in real life. The Clydesdale and the horses with feathers on their feet are so beautiful what I wouldn't do to have horse's in my life. One more time ( but I live ) dead center in town, with a small yard and am disabled and I Know I couldn't take care 😘 of them properly. Thank YOU SO Much to the WHOLE TEAM of WORLD HORSE WELFARE, and ALL the people, such as (but not limited to the others who helped and ALL of the professionals that give freely of personal plus those who have re-homed an animal from these types of places. You are ALL HEROES IN MY BOOK 📖. May GOD bless you and your loved ones these beautiful, bright animals
Find someone near by that has a horse farm. They may let you come and spend time with them. We had people come to the farm and just watch pet and draw them. Some of the people were in wheelchairs or riding scooters. They were all welcome. A small ad on Kijiji my help.
We owned horses and worked with them. My mom and dad came from two different perspectives mechanistic or relational. Seeing horses as teammates personalities and co-workers is the perspective that I most valued. Just as people can be treated as disposable replaceable resources so can horses and vice versa. But when a work relationship gives you meaning it enriches your entire life same with the horse in that type of situation. It's hard to explain the sense of camaraderie and friendship but it's also a lifestyle that shapes your life and choices in owning a horse. As local farm economies have disappeared it seems like many horses have disappeared before them. I fear what's really disappearing is the relationship and connection to the Earth that each breed is a Testament to. Once lost its many many times harder to repeat and recover from it
Great story, happy to know that others really love horses, Horses Help Build this country and they went to war, & people don't know how Horses r a Big part of history , I Honestly gave up slot 4 my horse, & he was worth everything to me, loyal, loving, majestic, SMART , I miss my horse every day, looking 4 a new one, LOVE ur video
Yes, I have ridden a horse. I was first put on a horse at the age of two. I can’t ride anymore as I have allergies and asthma. I get really sick just from riding.
Our hackney pony was our all around go to. She was beating Quarter Horses in the barrels at 20 years old. She would take unknowing subjects for a ride back to the barn at home. LOL!
I started riding at 7, my grandpa got me a older Appaloosa mare named Rico Britches aka Tico. I had her till I was 15 then they sold my horse and I only rode a handful of times again. I showed during those years in western classes mostly for 4-H club. I also bred and training miniatures with my aunt for a few years. In 07 I was the manager of a horse farm for retired show animals. I didn't ride just cared for them.
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I grew up on the back of a horse, I traded, broke, and trained. I have forgotten more about horses than most people will ever know. But if things keep going the way they are? They may be the next race cars and tractors of the future. Hope people learn about fast breaking, we still have alot of mustang out there. Not joking by the way.
I was lucky enough to grow up with ponies a Shetland to start at at age 5 then to a Welch Mountain pony. After that it was a Missouri Foxtrotter as my sisters and I grew . Lastly a Quarter horse. I was lucky enough to have been able to ride a Pasafino, Percheron ,Clydesdale to name just a few breeds. I suggest it if you really love horses you will be able to find a place where you can go on trail rides with an educated horse person if I’m correct it Will be a life-changing experience for the positive.
Definitely someone who is educated, I've seen a lot of good horses ruined by people who knew nothing about good horsemanship, used to really upset me. My dad told me that you can't save them all when I wanted to buy this little cutter. Guy had this well trained cutting horse ruined in three months. I won't say what I wanted to do to that guy, but you get the idea.
The faroese horse, which tecknically is a pony breen, had less the 100 indeviduals left 2 years ago. I don't know the current precise numbers, but hopefully they are closer to 100 today
we breed Thoroughnies (Secretariat, Seattle Slew, Halo, Prospector and more) and Arabonies (Bask) for the kids. ours go back to some of the best breeding from Thoroughbreds and Arabians worldwide, mixed with Galiceno ponies, Shetland Ponies and mixed breed ponies. Our one pony Stallion reg. 1/2 Arabian is a Bask g'son, bred to TB mares, fabulous athletic ponies. our TB Stallion is a Halo g'son and makes beautiful ponies with our pony mares. we LOVE our ponies !!! (:
We've been lucky enought to have Tennessee Walking Horses (WE DONT SORE THEM!) and they are the smoothest trailer horses. People with bad back can easily riding them for hours. When we had lots of them thru a breeder who was a good friend and a father figure for my daughter,theywere high bred and we would take them in a huge horse trailer with local kids to 4H shows, winning the kids and ourselves lots of ribbons. It was all in fun and kept the horses in shape. I.miss those days as all but 2 of our original horses are still at one of the farms were rented pastures/ stalls at.
